City Soliciting Requests for Proposals on Multiple Properties from Qualified Development Teams

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The City of Bend is currently soliciting proposals through a request for proposal (RFP) process from qualified development teams for the purchase and development at two locations.

The first location is at Juniper Ridge, where two parcels (one approximately 75 acres in size, the other approximately 20 acres in size) are available for commercial and industrial uses.

The second location is along SE Ninth Street where two parcels, totaling approximately 3.4 acres in size, are available for a new housing development.

Information and other documentation are available online at bendoregon.gov/real-estate. Proposals for both locations are due by 4pm PST, January 31, 2024.

Juniper Ridge Development Opportunity:

On Dec. 6, 2023, the Bend City Council declared approximately 200 acres within the Juniper Ridge Overlay Zone as surplus and directed staff to offer the properties for sale through a competitive bid/request for proposal (RFP) process to promote new infrastructure development and future commercial and industrial uses.

The Juniper Ridge Overlay Zone is an area designated for the purpose of promoting economical, sustainable, and reasonable growth, that encourage employment based commercial and industrial uses consistent with the 2016 Bend Comprehensive Plan.  New development in the Overlay Zone is intended to attract and retain targeted employment sectors that are projected to grow; and continue to move toward a more diversified economy that provides professional services, high-skilled manufacturing, high-tech, and other higher than median wage jobs.

For more information about the RFP process, visit bendoregon.gov/real-estate.

SE Ninth Street Land Surplus:

On Dec. 6, 2023, the Bend City Council declared the approximately 3.4-acre site near the intersection of SE Glenwood Drive and SE Ninth Street as surplus and directed staff to offer the properties for sale through a competitive bid/request for proposal (RFP) process with the intent of developing the property as rental and owner-occupied housing.

Upon the sale of the property, the use of the property will be limited to rental and owner-occupied housing, including transitional housing services, and a covenant restricting the use will be filed and recorded with Deschutes County.  Allowable residential uses as rental and owner-occupied housing include:

  • Single-unit detached dwelling
  • Accessory dwelling units
  • Manufactured homes on individual lots
  • Townhomes
  • Duplex
  • Triplex
  • Quadplex
  • Micro-units
  • Cottage housing development
  • Cottage cluster development
  • Single Room Occupancy

For more information about the RFP process, visit bendoregon.gov/real-estate.

Accommodation Information for People with Disabilities:
To obtain this information in an alternate format such as Braille, large print, electronic formats, etc. please contact Jacob Larsen at 541-317-3044 or jlarsen@bendoregon.gov.

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